Ballarat will play host to some extraordinary racing on Wednesday evening including the appearance of Collinda Beast (7 from 15), a greyhound with group potential who is two from two since transferring to Jason Thompson’s team.
A number of fascinating clashes will also play out at Ballarat including former track record holder Benchester v multiple group finalist Aussie Secret, Blackpool Flash (23 from 43) v Interrogate (won past 3) and Handsome Jack (4 of past 8) v former Shepparton track record holder Paddy’s Marvel.
Earlier on Wednesday, elite female sprinter Aston Gwen (5-time group finalist) will go around at The Meadows, while Papi Go Fast (22 from 39) and ageless five-year-old Slingshot Hammer (37 from 104) are among the big names racing at Cranbourne tonight.
Here’s an extensive analysis of Wednesday’s Must Watch Race, and be sure to scroll down further for ? The Watchdog’s $10 spend…
? MUST-WATCH RACE: GAP Final (3 – 6 Wins)
YOHAN BALE ? LANGFIELD BALE ? COLLINDA BEAST
? Ballarat ? Race 6 ? 450m ⏱ 8:41pm
Form ? https://watchdog.grv.org.au/meeting/565960253/race/6
The Watchdog says ?: Awesome line-up and greyhound fans get to watch a chaser who is about to go to the next level and has megastar potential. COLLINDA BEAST (6) had always shown enormous ability, however since joining the Thompson kennel he is unbeaten in two runs and, with a clear run early, he could give the 25 seconds barrier a nudge. He will need an ounce of luck initially, but he has a wide runner on his outside so he should get plenty of cover and prove hard to hold out. YOHAN BALE (2) is a serious up and comer in his own right and he has turned in some stellar performances of late. With an average beginner drawn on his inside, he should be able to cross the red in the initial stages and, with the ability to carve out time he will make the top elect work hard throughout. IRENE’S A STAR (7) is an honest type blessed with slick early speed. She will need a few things to go her way, but if the punters’ elects happen to find bother she could be off and gone with the prize. LANGFIELD BALE (4) is the interesting runner. He relies heavily on luck in his races, but he is blessed with a V12 motor and can come out running on occasions. It should be a thrilling race throughout and this could be a steppingstone for the ‘beast’ before he heads back to town.
Selections: 6 – 2 – 7 – 4